"I'll Cut Them Off For You"...LUCKS Latest Silver Sonnet

“Watering my flowers and minding my business” is perhaps something that we should all do a little bit more of these days. With no wilted petals in sight…LUCK is an artist of the moment. With a Helmut Lang top and a pair of jeans, the New York City bred, and LA based singer is both unfettered and organic and displays a plethora of charisma in this month’s single. Amidst a slew of April releases, the rapper and songwriter fuses an eclectic list of genres into her own mascara smeared style exploring her own galaxy with decadent prose. Reaffirmations through acrylic self-healing, her music video for Higher a previous release features a rhapsodic mix of choreography, emotive vocals and red chiffon that dances in the wind, seemingly echoing just how fine he was. “How you gonna win if you don’t lose?” is the lucky question of the hour, and a question well worth asking. Stronger, wiser shackles that mercilessly stretch with elasticity pulling towards a new direction. A sound that is loud yet quiet and that permeates a unique timeless aura. A savannah…a doo wop in cyan, with colors of the sycamore that sonically sizzle. Today’s single offers a fresh new rendition with the lights dimmed even lower…” I’ll Cut Them Off For You” is the prelude to an upcoming EP scheduled for May, and is delivered as a windswept note. The rhythmic whisper chiming from a spray-painted jukebox. A drum, a bluebell, and a blue moon speckled with all the glitter and petals that a solace demands. This latest single emerges amongst a series of the artist’s nuanced forget me nots. By the by…LUCK also allots time as a jewelry designer…For Other People/For Our People is LUCK’s personal brand of unisex silver accessories featuring chokers, keychains and necklaces that make it impossible to lose that key at the end of the evening. Coiled or worn draped, the silver necklaces are currently available for purchase and the “armor” …a loose-fitting cage also comes in custom sizes and takes shape ensnared over a dress or blouse. A silver hoop and a key for the curious and curiouser also comes with, in case one is on the lookout for a dessert rabbit as seen worn in the latest music video. Blossoming in earnest, LUCK’s lyricism amply describes the toxic without any trace of blush and whose embodiment of soul is tinted a dazzling shade of light blue.